Biology, asked by soubaraniga2001, 10 months ago

A colourblind man marries a normal woman whose
father was also colour-blind. What percentage of
their daughters can be colour-blind?
(1) 100%
(2) 50%
(4) 75%
(3) 25%




plz explain it detailed way .​

Answers

Answered by krishshazia
1

Answer:

75% as husband is blind but not wife and her father was blind.

So, (1/3)*100%

=75%

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Answered by mainamaureen03
0

The first filial offspring will include a 50% chance of sons and a 50% chance of daughters, of which the probability of the daughters to be colour-blind is a quarter, which is 25%

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